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  1. Ridgways

    Gas MW or H:C Ratio vs Ringelmann Number

    Thanks all! I think I've found my direction. All of your inputs have been greatly appreciated!
  2. Ridgways

    Gas MW or H:C Ratio vs Ringelmann Number

    Thanks all, What I was looking for was much simpler, just an indicator. For example, flaring a gas that is 90% C1, 5% CO2, and 5% other hydrocarbons is not likely to produce black smoke, even under non-ideal combustion circumstances, whereas a gas that is 40% C3 and 60% C4 likely will. This...
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    Gas MW or H:C Ratio vs Ringelmann Number

    Hi All! I'm trying to find a relationship between the composition of a gas going to flare and the predicted amount of black smoke that would be produced. Not necessarily the quantity of smoke, just what opacity I could expect. I know there are some relationships between the H:C ratio and...
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    Estimate Carrover from Droplet Size

    Hi All! I remember having a correlation in a previous life that estimated the QUANTITY of carryover in a typical gas/condenstae/water separtor given the droplet size that the separator was designed to remove. The correlation was a simple one, and all I can remmber is (Carryover in l/d) =...

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